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SIGHTSEEING AT BAR HARBoR
Excursions to Green Mountain, and
Four-ln- hand Drives over the
Twenty-Five Mile Road.
Correspondence Of the PREss.l

BAR HARBoR, Aug. III.
Visitors have seized upon the grand op-
portunities offered Of late to visit Green
Mountain and to take in the view of the sur
rounding country which Is obtainable no
where else The barges Of the Green Noun
tail railway for the last two or three days
have been literally packed, and the little
engine which draws the carriage up the
mountain has been busy from morn till late
at night. The trip up Green Mountain is one
Of the most delightful to be found on the
island. Grand views of the surrounding
country for miles are attainable from the
submit of the mountain. On clear day one
can see with the aid of small telescope
placed in the observatory for the benefit Of
tourists, far to the northeast the island Of
Grand Menan, distance Of about 80 miles,
In the northwest looking like small cloud
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The New Postal Arrangements with
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-One months ex-
perience of the workings of the new postal
convention with Mexico shows most satisfac-
tory results in the increase of commercial
intercourse between the two countries, es-
pecially in the matter Of sending small duti-
able packages by mail. Under the new plan
these packages are examined by the customs
authorities, and the duties called for by the
Mexican tariff are simply added to the post
age and collected on delivery without any of
the costly machinery OF certified invoices,
consular certificates and other charges which
were virtually prohibitory. The Mexicans
themselves have not yet taken advantage of
the money order system in their home Office,
and consequently 1t will be work of time
and difficulty to negotiate a supplementary
postal treaty establishing money order facil-
ities between the two countries. On the
part of the United States there is still au-
thority lodged with the President and the
Postmaster General to enter into such a con-
yention at any time, but in Mexico ratifca-
tion by the Senate is necessary, and though
prominent members of the Mexican govern
ment are understood to be earnestly in favor
OF the establishment Of such means of mon-
etary intercourse, it is expected that the eff
forts now in progress to that end cannot re-
least
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Lake Auburn Property Sold.
Veterans of the Sixth.

SEARsPoRT, August 1.-THE annual re
union of the Sixth Maine Battery Associa
tion was held here yesterday and today. The
following officers were elested for the ensu.
ing year:
President-J. L. Rhodes.
Vice President-Peter McCul.
Secretary--James Walden.
Executive Commttee-W. S. Leavitt, M. N
McKusck, Z. A. Trefethen, Ruel Waters, B.
Bahbdge
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The Missing Yachtsmen,

Boston, Aug. n.-Messrs. George A. Sears
and James F. Howe, Jr., of Dorchester, the
two young men who sailed on a cruise in the
sloop yacht Merle two weeks ago, and whose
long absence without reporting their where
abouts has caused their friends some anxiety,
did not 60 to Bar Harbor, as it was supposed
they intended to, but went along the South
Shore, and on August sailed from Sand
witch. No word has come from them since
then.
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Did the Boy Lie7

IoUIItIsbE It6pUIItIsJ
Mr.. William A. Pitts of this place has a
cow that performed one of the most remark
able feats recently. ever credited to the Jer-
sey family. While Willie, the young son Of
Mr.. Pitts, was bitching the COW up for the
night. the animal became frightened. made
a bolt, and did not stop until she had jumped
through an aperture in window about thir-
ty inches square, landing In the yard ten
feet below. The cow, apparently, Is not in
cow is much larger than the average of her
race, the act seems almost miraculous.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
All the Horrors of the Countrv's His
tory SURPASSED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Times's special
from Forest ILL.,, says that all the horrors in
the history of the country were surpassed
three miles east of Chatsworth last night
when an excursion train dropped through a
burning bridge. Over 100 people were killed
and four times that number more or less
badly injured. The train was composed of
six sleeping cars. six day coaches and chair
cars, and three baggage cars, carrying $50
passengers. All were excursionists, bound
to Niagara Falls. The train was made up
along the line of the Toledo, Peoria & West
ern Failroad, and left Peoria at o'clock last
night, loaded to its utmost capacity. Every
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A Boy Killed in Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. ia heavy thun-
der shower this afternoon prevailed for two
hours. A house on the outskirts of the city.
occupied by Carl Larson Sweat, was struck.
Sweats II year old son, standing in the hall
was instantly killed.
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NDING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Other Games.

bOoIONbf L LUWELI1o, H.
Forty members Of the Boston City Gov
ernment visited Lowell yesterday to see the
game Of ball Ebetween representative mines
of the respective cities councilmen. 1t re-
quired five pitchers to finish out five innings,
when darkness overlook the players. The
score stood Bostons, II; Lowells, IL At the
close Of the game a bountiful supper was
served, at which i50 plates were laid.
At New metropolitan, IL; Ath-
letics, 6.
At Cincinnati-C -Cincinnatis, 10; Clevelands
H.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 10; Brooklyns,
2.
The st. Louis-Louisville game yester-
day called at the end of the third inning, the
score standing TO in favor Of Louisville.
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A Young Rascal.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 1l.-James
White, aged 16, was arrested today for two
attempts to wreck trains on the Providence
& Worcester railroad. He confessed and
wept bitterly. He came to the United States
from New Brunswick four months ago. and
has mother in Millyille. He does not ap-
pear to be intelligent.
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The COW clri OF Bar narbor.
llsworth American

The young lady tourists at Bar Harbor
have devised all sorts of schemes to attract
public attention, but a new one mas iust ap-
peared which caps the climax. A fai dam
SCI was parading the streets Tuesday. with a
big S2-calibre bulldog revolver slune 10 her
helt -o ~ 49,
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Maine Pensions.
The following pensions have been granted
Maine people:

The following pensions have been granted
Maine people:
Betsey, widow of David Cain, Portland.
vile.
Alden, father Of John Wurr, Veazie.
Enoch l.. Robinson, ,No.173 Essex street Bangor.
Charles Lancill, Bangor.
Reuben Mckay East Knox.
Joseph Z. Babb, West Gardiner.
Daniel Lothrop North Wayne.
Alpheus Rowell, Clinton.
Oren Whitemore, Mechanic Falls.
George w St0rer, New Sharon.
Fred A. Frazier, Bangor.
Charles S. Vose, Knex.
Isaac Comery, WaldoborO.
Abner NJ Clement, Kenduskeag.
William w. Larrabee Mars Hill.
isaiah Demeritt, Addison Point.
Charles NJ Webster, Unity.
Isaac Pray, Lagrange
AlonZo j. Bachelor, Monroe.
Eben johnson. South Dover.
Joel ID. Grover, Weld.
Bradbury Hall, Farmington Falls
Hiram Hillman, Peru.
Horace nj. Haynes Charles Haynes, Charlotte
Fernando. Q. Booster, Fort Fairfield
stephen i. Wheeler Dexter.
Edward Bird, Gardiner
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Liabilities Twenty MILLIONS.

New YORK, Aug. 11.-Henry S. Ives &
Co. failed today. Mr.. Cromwell, of Sullivan
q Cromwell. was made assignee. The liza
bilities are $2O,Co0Cco. The assets are said
to be in excess of the liabilities.
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A queer Chicken.

Mr.. Timothy Cunningham of Wiseasset.
who has a lot Of fine fowl, has a half-grown
chicken with wings growing upside down.
The bird is very shy.
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Another Suit Against the coburn
Estate.

Hon. ID. ID. Stewart has commenced legal
suit against the Coburn estates, in behalf Of
Miss Irene Stanley, to secure compensation
for her services as housekeeper.
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Notes.

A.. today-Portlands at Manchester,
Hayeru,,. at Lowell, Lynns at Salem.
Lowell is in trounrrcc- again. Bishop, the
Pittsburg wonder, Is sick. and ~,s.yIs 'ey.9 has
bad arm. Meade will not sign with them,
and they seem to be afraid 20 trust pitcher
Sullivan, whom the Uovers batted for fifteen
hits Tuesday. Burns Is the only pitcher in
shape. Guinasso Is In bad shape and Catcher
Sullivan has TO do all the work behind the
bat There are strange stories circulating
also about trouble among the owners Of the
club. Treasurer Chenery was instructed to
mail statement Of the financial affairs TO
each stockholder before August 1st, but has
not done So. The Lowell News says that ii
lis now whispered about that the corpora
tion instead OF having surplus 10 Its credit.
Is In debt; that 1t has been sued; that It's
financial affairs are all In jumble; that the
treasurer's books are In a safe in the post
Office block, and have not been touched since
the organization Of the corporation" This
IL only what might have been expected with
McGunnigle allowed TO buy all the players
he wanted. They have had as many as Is
men under contract at once. II Is said that
McGunigle already has his eye on another
city for next year.
In the table published yesterday giving the
fielding averages Of the Portland team the
averages Of ADdrus In right field, Spence on
second base and Thayer as catcher, were ac-
cidentally omitted. They are as follows:
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A storm in Spanish Politics.

MADRID, Aug. 11.-Gen. Salamanca, the
recently appointed Captain General Of Cuba
while at Lagranja publicly EXPRESSED his in
tention to suppress brigandage and corrupt
ion In Cuba, and allow no political patrons
at Madrid to protect rogues and officials who
made Spanish rule unpopular In the West
Indies. These remarks offended Senior
Balaguer. the Minister Of the Colonies, and
he rendered his resignation, thus putting the
government in dilemma. PRIMER Sagasta
Is trying to effect a reconciliation between
Salamanca and Balaguer in order TO avoid a
crisis, and it is reported that he is in a fair
way to succeed.
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A typographical error also made the item
say that Andrus had several times hit the
ball and lost hat. when II should have
read "hit the tree"
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A Rumor from ua,,fax.
DISCUSSED BY THE PEERS.
The Land Bill in the House OF Lords.


LONDON, Aug. lin the House of Lords
this evening on a motion tn consider tha
u...Sa =. ce..'. 80
nvuso Vi oonhions ainehohenss 70 the Ia nd
Dill, the Duke OF Argyle warned the House
mense davelonment 81 The cl.as,ona ,ana
49,. - 900, ~ y. In' .sue ,a..
act Oh iooi' anu, one that In tne future would
lead to the development Of the same defec-
tion. The bill would foster among the Irish
not duty. but laziness, making the tenants
more unIhriey. would give the tenants
tne privilege Oh regulating the rents 70 such
icnorsnt IN ramain ~, thar %o,S,na ''AT rpa Hs
b,li IL > violation 81 recosn,,sd tr,,ffh. NJ TS
noliticaI reasons forced t6e Honss ~ sccant
some amendments' he boned The wemhers
wn,,id hava aora,, =, ~. - .a,t,ot ss sno g;as
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STORM SWEPT WISCONSIN,.
A Number of Lives Lost and Property
Greatly Damaged

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1.-THE rain was
general throughout the State last night and
the drouth is broken. The storm was ac-
companied by a high wind which played
havoc with trees and buildings. Many
buildings were unroofed. Hail broke thou
sands of panes of glass in Richland Center
and throughout the county. Corn was bad
ly riddled. At Muscoda two barns were
struck by ligh:nip and consumed with 200
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Z. P. JONES. Pvt s. c.. .. S. A.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day (sundsys excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,

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AT 81 xoHANoR STREET. PORTLAND. ME.
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RATES OF ADvERrIsING-One inch OF space
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constitutes square,
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unnlng every other day after first week, so cents.
Han square, three insertions or less, 10 cents
one week, 81 90; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUcrIoN
SALES, $500 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less. S1.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; II paid In advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has a large circulation In every
part of the State) for S100 per square for first In
sertion, and 30 cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
address all communications 20
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BANGOR, August 1.-THE farm buildings
of Wellington knight, at North Newburgh,
with twenty tons of hay. mare, colt and all
the farming tools, and most of the furniture,
were burned today.
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Mean daily bar. .29.S8 Maximum ther. ...67.S
Mean daily ther. GAO Minimum ther.. 1926
Mean daily d'wpt63.3 Max. vel. wind LOS
Mean daily hum. .95.3 Total precip....... 40
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Aug. IL, 1887, 1000 PM
Observations taken at the same moment of time
al all stations
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Foreign Notes

A shell exploded yesterday at Waxholm
Fort, which commands the approach of the
city Of Stockholm. killing 10 men and
wounding many others, including three Of
ficers.
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England before an invitation can be formally
extended him.
DUBLIN, Aug. 11.-Mr. Blaine visited
Queenstown yesterday and inspected the
various places of interest After leaving his
card at the residence of Mr.. Plat, the
United States consul, he returned TO Cork
without having been recognized.
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the WEATHER..

the WEAThER.
WASHINGTON. Aug. II.
The indications for Maine and New
Hampshire, light rains followed by fair
southwestwinds, shifting to northwe st, and
slight changes in temperature.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. IL, 1887.
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Fulton and Misc Henderson of Illinois.
guest OF the Miller family, were drowned by
the capsizing Of a boat on lake Kego0sa.
Two others were rescued. At Lancaster,
lightning burned the barn of Thomas
Botham. Botham and daughter were rem
dered insensible, and the cows they were
milking killed
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/. Athletics for Bar harbor.

BAR HARBoR, August 1.-THE annual
athletic tournament will take place on the
lawn of the Rodick House, Saturday.
August 18th.
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Mmuseu1ftyts.

MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 81.
,ns Grand psrSs%,nss e the
FALL OF
at the ioveest most picturesque spot vc
SAINT GEORGE.
Under the auspices Of tho STATEN ISLAND AMUsE
MENT co win produce after tbs careful and costly
aud with running actually footing $4,000 week
THE SUPREME EVENT
This amazingly mighty moral and superby enhancing
made from special designs London and Paris at expense
costing 10000 with scenery OF overwhelming grandeur
living elephants camrs horses cattle horned
pastmes by specially imported artists and with an
1000 ACCOMPLISHED PR
THE FErE OF BABYLON.
Presenting Scenes Of Absolute Gprgeousness.
THE CHORUS OF THE JEWS,
By Full Chorus of tina National Opera Co.
THE HANDWRITING on THE WALL.
Not the history OF spectacular achievements the world
TIE LARGEST STA
Sessssitating no loss than three hundred
The entire grand performance VIII
IMRE XII
Accommodations for tens Of thousan
DOORS OPEN At.
Admisson. zoe. Grand stand extra Boxes Choding
grounds also at Brentanos Book Store, Union square
HOW TO REACH THIS
Staten Island ferryboats boat JOHN sYLyEs
all na fsS ssSry 5e CT IL n R
n. r., Gao: Pier o. N. r. 7 Jewslls Wharf Brooklyn,
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st
~ Evenings ats. Matinee Saturday at
Casino with its brilliantly illuminated Open Air
YORK Se' 70 ''' '''' ''"'''A''' '''''
SUCCESS WITHOUT PRECEDENT
HOUSES PACKED AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
4lSTH TO 424TH REPRESENTATION
TIE SPARKLING COMIC OPERA
ERMINIE.
HERALD: The Greatest Popular Triumph on Record
RECEIVED WITH RoARs OF LAUGHTER
magnificent costumes appointments 60
Roof Garden Promenade Concert after the opera
Admission. soc. Including both entertainments.
SEATS SECURED ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE.
yVALLACK3. Broadway and 30th-st
W Mr. LESTER WALLACE. Proprietor and Manager.
COOLEST THEATRE IN NETWORK.
Temperature over 10 degrees.
IMMENSE SUCCESS. DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
SECOND WEEK. SECOND WEEK.
MESSENGERS MELODIoUs COMIC OPERA.
JACQUErTE.
JACQUETTE,
JACQUETTE,
JACQUETTE.
presented by the
MCCAULL OPERA COMPANY
JOHN A. McCAULL........ Proprietor and Manager
ELEGANT COSTUMES. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
LARGE CHORUS. INCREASED ORCHESTRA.
include Cottrely. Manoa Ellis. ssavy
AG9 a MS''rs Ss ogPsr 1 DS Ncve
ONLY MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AT 2.
EVERY EVENING AT Admission. SOC.
V'ERRACE GARDEN.-A great success last
Il NIGHTS o. Zimaer Aodeska Monday-Nanon Tues
ut" INHALER BENEFIT PARIsIENNE LIFE.
I'D YEAR-MERRIMAC AND MONITOR
- NAVAL BATTLE. Madlson-ave. and 59th st-open day
will hin me % ID have
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A DAM FOREPAUGHS NEW OLYMPIA,
ERAsTINA. STATEN ISLAND.
FOREPAU PREFATORY

had arrived my managerial majority and been
than twenty years Snowman before had place
portunty satisfy my ambition cater to the tastes
OF people NETWORK and the millions who
busy metropolis enjoy its advantages and
pleasurea Embroidered by tho announcement that
ceived during my Iesseeshlp Of MADISON SQUARE GAR
DEN have been stimulated a still ambitious
may say, risky in exhibiting all shows for
IN entirety this community. THE
STATEN ISLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY have sup
piled with expansive location for Ew OLYMPIA
where cooperation. propose to space
o FIFTEEN ACRES with the LARGEST
SHOW OF MODERN TIMES. It's the purpose of this
preliminary announcement enter into details, only to
mention the fact that the FIRST PERFORMANCE will be
given TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 80 continuing
every AFTERNOON and NIGHT. except sunday. until
further notice. barely touch upon the sensational pecu
liaritias of unique and classical entertainment The
sports games and athletics viii consist OF
every competitive exhibition of antiquity
times The ample space afforded at ERAsTINA
will be fully improved every department of the combined
HIPPoDRoME CIRCUS MENAGERIE ana WILD
WEST EXHIBITION The wild beasts will be placed in
UNCLE with further restraint than may be
necessary to secure safety TO patrons liberal
spirit which throws open the doors Oh museums anu
on the Sabbath determined me TO open all my Camps
Museums and Menagees for Sunday view and that
many the less favored have their only opportunity for
an outing with nature the admission TO the
enclosure sunday will be twenty-five cents more sat
sactory and voumnous statement Of purposes viii APP
pear OF this journal In conclusion
permit the public that no effort or exp ne wi"
be spared TO make FOREPAUGHs NEW OLYMPIA tho
theme Of every tongue seasons pleasure re-
-a...rou
Sole Proprietor Great Forepaugh Show,
Twenty-third Year
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es.>->>-'---~
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ~.
unequalsd. imposing and truly magnificent spsctasuias
BABYLON.
nifty of NewYo famed BY ocean brssses ana easy ofaccss
STATEN ISLAND.
MENT co. (Limited) the FALL OF BABYLON AMUsE.
preparation and at valuation Of over alta Million p9llar
scuar spendor the Most Extensive stage In tho word
OF THE CENTURY.
air attraction will be with costumes
OF 800 600 with electric light effects stknsy novel ana
maFuncence into the shade coDssng Of 90 hs.
beasts and myriad lovely aosaux the whole controlled ana
paraleed company OF more than
NCIPALS AND AIDS. 1000
THE FEAST OF BELsHAZZAR
A Spectacle OF Ravshing Beauty.
SURPRISE BY THE PERSIANsL
Fireballs, Huge Catapults. &c, 60
DESTRUCTION CT BABYLON.
parallel be found for this extraordinary display
GE EVER ERECTED,
skilled stage hands work the intricate seta
DO under the personal direction Of
RALLY
DIS OF ladies. gentlemen and children
GRAND OPENING SCENE AT Sis.
sikh g. Children under I'VE Tickets for sale the
ENCHANTING sPOT
TER will Of whtehalst (Battsry) terminus OF
ND REPUBLIC will leave 22d-st, r., at $50, 10th-st.
7;26 Returning at 10 p. IN. Round trip fare 2jc
A DAM FOREPAUGHS NEW OLYMPIA,
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TnE QUEENS JUBILEE.
THE GREATEST EXHIBITION OF FihE"oHAs
EVER SEEN.

EVER SEEN
Tho General Committee charge Of the celebration OF the
o,sen,s Jubilee has arranged with Messrs JAMGS PAIN
q SONS renowned pyrot"ons's U furnish mas"n
,,., a, F,rrvorks I'm the Bay New York and at ST.
ssrvs staten Island The exhibition will be OF the moss
liberal character will almost every kna OF py
,oteehn,cs which invented or displayed IL WI"
pcuds soue 80 distinct displays pieces aquatic WORKS
,n n,na,,on Of the entire Bay the Niagara Falls Ma
,,o. Flazx and numerous ap roprate dsvice~ III u
rare that such opportunity afforded to witness an even"
30 stupend,us in this direction.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND OF go PIECES
q, a,t,naanee and the OF such importance
that Il can hardly extremely interesting Five n'a
tick have been members OF various socses
on a., con,rhu,ors &C. Five thousand admissions yet re-
main AT Is cents and rs cents for reserved
For sale at Fonda - square At staten isasna ssS
and 1t gates ST. Geo'ge
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COLEMAN HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, n. J.
NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,

This popular delightful Seaside Resort will open for sea
Of 1897 June l. under the management OF s. " WOOD
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y Cool rooms goo cuisine; moderate prices uabn,n
p1oaung, n'" manbs,ian Reach Mrs J. YOUNG.
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CEA CIIFF, long IsIINU -, .,,,,,.
y THE Gil FwooD. with spacious vne-can pahhas;
- d,utng rnnm for rites well VehtilAel perovms
Comment. itself families requiring choice 60 nun nS
AZ pcineI Cable Road ndng. Frequent trans
IL A BAILEY Proprietor Ciiy once - " est 'o'h's.
C,TATEN ISLAND.-WadJs Cottage, KEN
- uond Terrace Three minutes IRON 81 "e1I 70 ,'na
Inc line harbor Vows cheerful rooms and eIse'en'
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DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
lATskILL, N. Y.

DINE GROVE COT IAGE.
i Cochecton Ccntrc sullivan CO. N I. IT,. .n,
Omaha lime 90 Brannl natural scenery large axe anu
groves near 'o "o"'' 49, I B HRINING. Proprietor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16
Natures Ow True Laxative.

Tho delicious flavor aud healthy proper
ties OF sound, ripe fruit are we'll known,
and seeing the need of an agreeable and
eilectiv, laxative the California Fig Syrup
Company commenced q few years ago u
manufacture n concentrated Syrup Of Figs.
which has given such general satisfaction
that IL is rapidly superscding the bitter,
drastic liver medicines and cathartics hith'
crto in use. II cOstivc or bilious, try il.
For sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles by II. J,
Hester and all leading druggists. Van
Vlect 4 Co, q. W. Jones & Co, w. N,
Wilkcrson & CO., J. j. Miles aud :. Mans
field & Co. have been appointed wholesale
agents M Memphis.